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Right, except the promise of better tools is a) fewer costly errors and b) faster development time. If cost and time are what you're optimizing for, they'd be a
by AceJohnny2 10y ago
Right, except the promise of better tools is a) fewer costly errors and b) faster development time. If cost and time are what you're optimizing for, they'd be a clear better choice.
But they're not.
So what's missing from the picture?
- user5994461 10y ago> So what's missing from the picture? The hardware tooling suck. IMO: Hardware people suck at writing software so they can't make better. And software people don't want to get there so there is noone to do better.